Iran Denies Khamenei Injuries, U.S. Says Otherwise

0:00On March 16th, Iran's foreign minister is denying rumors that the country's new supreme leader, Moshtaba Kamenay, suffered serious injuries from. Recent airstrikes, he insists Kamenay is an excellent health, fully in control and right at his post. No photos of Kamenay have surfaced since the strikes, and his first comments afterward came Thursday through a TV announcer. The foreign minister says any delays in public appearances are entirely up to the leader himself. Meanwhile, the US War Secretary stated Friday that American intelligence points to Kamenay being wounded and possibly disfigured from the attacks. Reports over the weekend added more confusion, claiming Kamenay was rushed to Russia for secret medical care. Sources say he flew out on a Russian military plane after strikes on February 28th and had surgery at a private hospital near one of. President Putin's homes. As these conflicting accounts swirl, the world watches closely for any clear sign of Kamenay's condition, and what it means for Iran's leadership, moving forward.